To Litigate Sample Clauses
The "To Litigate" clause establishes the parties' right or obligation to resolve disputes through formal legal proceedings in a court of law. This clause typically specifies that, in the event of a disagreement or breach of contract, the parties may initiate a lawsuit rather than relying solely on alternative dispute resolution methods like arbitration or mediation. Its core practical function is to clarify the forum for dispute resolution, ensuring both parties understand that litigation is an available or required option for settling conflicts arising from the agreement.
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To Litigate. To prosecute, defend, contest or otherwise litigate legal actions or other proceedings for the protection or benefit of a trust or the Trustee; to pay, compromise, release, adjust, or submit to arbitration any debt, claim or controversy; and to insure the trust against any risk, and the Trustee against liability with respect to third persons.
To Litigate. In accordance with their duties to enforce claims and defend actions as set forth in Probate Code §§16010 and 16011, the Trustees may prosecute or defend actions, claims, or proceedings for the protection of the trust estate and the Trustees in the performance of their duties.